How did caveman discovered farming?

Answer 1

one day when they were searching for food,they fell on some grains,they try to eat it but it was too hard to crush with the teeth so they broke it with a stone they then mix it with some water and put it on fire they obtain bread they had discovered wheat they then planted it and they discovered farming.

Answer 2

Twelve thousand years ago, specifically in southern Turkey / Southern Anatolia, the oldest neolithic temples were built by hunter-gatherers. The location of the temples has been called Göbekli Tepe, which is Turkish for 'Potbelly Hill'.

Scientists have determined that the ancestor of all modern, domestic wheat originates within 3 miles of the temple. Furthermore, Scientists believe that the temple structure, required the support of thousands of hunter gatherers, and that the pressure put on these social groups forced them to change their way of life.

Since the dawn of homo sapiens, our species has gathered seeds as a source of food. The ancients knew that if seeds were left in a damp and dark place, that they would sprout. This was known to happen in the seed storage areas in their caves and dwellings.

Modern scientists have found such ancient seed stores, helping to define when modern man first used domestic wheat. Pressure is the true mother of invention, and the pressure put upon those at Potbelly Hill brought about the intentional cultivation of wheat.

From this location, farming spread across the planet.